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First Quarter Examination in
English III
Complete the word web with benefits that education gives you.
EDUCATION
good job
EXTRACTING AND ORGANIZING INFORMATION
DATE HERO ACCOMPLISHMENT AWARD
1923 Francisco Guilledo
Filipino Sportman First worldwide acclaim
1924 David Nepomuceno
100- and 200- meter runs
Champion Sprinter
1928 Teofilo Yldefonso 200-meter breast stroke
Bronze medal
1974 Rafael “Paeng” Nepomuceno
Notched 3 decades in Bowling World
Cup
Recognition in the Guinness Book of World
records
1986 Lydia de Vega 100-meter dashAsia’s Sprint Queen
Gold medal
1999 Efren “Bata” Reyes
World class billiard World 9-Ball
Champion
VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT
“ I Cheated Death ”
Catastrophe- disaster, upheaval, tragedy
Prowess- ability, expertise, competency
Providential- Occurring just at the right time
“ Off-Beat Suggestions for Hobby Framer”
Lucrative- profitable
Progeny- descendant; offspring
Off-beat - unusual
“ Health Discoveries on Water”
Chronic- continuously occurring
Caffeine – stimulant drug found in coffee leaves
Hydrolysis – process in which substance split into two components
“More than Just a Bag”
Nondescript-ordinary; uninteresting
Facade-front part of a building outside appearance
Helm- at the head of an organization
“ The Apple Tree ”
Orchard- a place where fruit trees are grown
Gullible- easily deceiving
Glisten- to shine with a soft luster / sparkle
“ Of Cocks and Kings” Impregnable- Strong
enough to resist Tether- a rope, chain,
or similar restraint for holding an animal in place
Vis-à-vis - face-to face meeting
In absentia – in the absence
“ Scent of Apples ”
Fervor-a very strong feeling ; enthusiasm
Strewn- To spread here and there
Platitudinous-trite remark; commonplace
Celerity – rapidity of motion
Pummel-hit , pound batter; beat; strike
Nostalgia-sadness ; melancholy ; sentimental longing for things past
LANGUAGE AND GRAMMAR SKILLS
Grammar: Verbal It is a verb from
which can be used as other parts of speech.
Verbal function as noun, adjectives or adverbs ( although they still retain the characteristics of verb )
These verbal are grouped as gerunds, participles and infinitives.
TYPES OF VERBAL
1. Gerund Gerund is a
verbal ending in –ing and used as a noun.
Example:Collecting stamps is his hobby.
V + ing form
2. Infinitive Infinitive is a
verbal proceeded by to
. It may be used
as a noun, adjective or
adverb.
Example: He lacked the
strength to resist. ( adjective )
We must study to learn ( adverb )
He helped to write the program. ( noun )
to + V
3. Particle The participle
modifies a noun or a pronoun.
Participle functions as an adjective
V+ ( -ing ) present
participle
V + ( -d / -en ) past participle
Participles have three forms The present participleExample: Relatives living with the family.
The past participleExample : Society dominated by technology.
The perfect participleExample: Having been elected president,
she was given a party.
IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS Wet blanket- a person who discourages
others or prevents them from enjoying what they are doing
Green thumbs- a person with a natural skill in making plants grow
Dark horse- a person who competes successfully against another although little is known about him
Fishy story – an unlikely story; an untrue tale
Hard cash- actual money, not a check Narrow escape- an escape which nearly
failed
Old hat - out –of date; no longer fashionable
Pep talk- a friendly talk to give encouragement to win a game or to complete something well.
Cold war- a serious political struggle between two countries which does not actually result in fighting
White elephant- a useless possession and usually expensive to maintain
LANGUAGE SKILLS
ageless utterance of Henry David Thoraeu
chronic water shortage that cause most of the diseases in the human body
Doubtful value for maintenance of sound health
Key Point
The underlined words in the word groups are nouns. The single word, phrases, clauses before and after them describe or limit the meaning of the nouns. They called adjectives or modifiers.
Single-word modifiers are placed before the nouns modified; phrase and clause modifiers are placed after the nouns modified.
Key Point
Phrase modifiers may be prepositional phrases or participial phrases as you have learned earlier; clause modifiers are introduced by who, whom, whose, that, which.
Who, whom, are used to refer to a persons; whose to persons or things to show possession or ownership; that for a persons or things; which for things only.
Study the sentences. Chart the nouns and their modifier.
Guillermo Tolentino, National Artist for Sculpture produced monumental works including the masterful Bonifacio Monument in Balintawak which best embodies what is noble in every Filipino.S-Words Noun
ModifiedPhrase
ModifierClause
Modifier
National
Bonifacio
Artist
Monument
For sculptureProduced monumental works
in Balintawak
Which best embodies what is noble in every Filipino
Verbs are words that express action or state of being.
Singular subject require singular verbs; plural subjects require plural
verbs.
Verbs have tenses. Tense shows the time of the action or state of being in relation to the time of speaking or writing.
The tenses of verb and examples: The simple present
tense is used to express present fact, habitual action, general truth, permanent condition, historical present.
Singular: That company uses waterways as dump sites.
Plural: Some companies use waterways as dump sites
The present progressive is used to express an action going on at the time of speaking.
When will these people learn to dispose their garbage properly?
I believe they are using waterways as dumpsites.
Good luck guys… Teacher Rose